A lot of people come here asking questions about what to read. What can we offer?

Personally I'd say:

1. Mythology
and um....

hmm....what else can you all offer?

What about...(although it's fairly suspect) Drawing Down the Moon, hmm...
Ah, although it's not pagan, I reccommend Grandmother's Secrets. It's about the femine spirit expressed through sacred dance, particularly belly dance. On that note, Sacred Women Sacred Dance...

I recently read wyevens wentz's"The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries".
(Fairy in this case been distinguished from the little barbie dolls with wings view)
Its interesting reading and includes oral accounts from native people that may otherwise have been lost.
That being said its clearly written from a foreigner who enjoyed the romanticised version of people sitting beside the turf fires telling tales while an attempt is made with is being done in a scientific anthropological fashion so it has to be read in context (as with most books:)) but worth a read.

“Paganism, An Introduction to Earth-Centered Religions” by Joyce & River Higginbotham

“Being A Pagan, Druids, Wiccans and Witches Today” by Ellen Evert Hopman and Lawrence Bond (their university thesis, mainly interviews)

“Contemporary Paganism, Minority religions in a Majoritarian America” by Carol Barner-Barry (just got this one, haven’t read it yet)

“Voices from the Pagan Census, A National Survey of Witches and Neo-Pagans in the United States” , Helen A. Berger, Evan A. Leach and Leigh S. Shaffer. (2003)

“Her Hidden Children, The Rise of Wicca and Paganism in America” by Chas S. Clifton

“Pagan Pathways, a Guide to Ancient Earth Traditions” by Graham Harvey and Charlotte Hardman (another new acquisition although the title doesn’t reassure me as to its historical accuracy)

“Contemporary Paganism, Listening People, Speaking Earth” by Graham Harvey

“The Paganism Reader” edited by Chas S. Clifton and Graham Harvey

“Witchcraft and the Web, Weaving Pagan Traditions Online” by M. Macha NightMare

“Modern Pagans, An Investigation of Contemporary Pagan Practices” (Interviews by V. Vale and John Sulak)

“Exploring the Pagan Path, Wisdom from the Elders” (numerous authors)

“A History of Pagan Europe” by Prudence Jones and Nigel Pennick

“The Earth Path” by Starhawk   (observations from her decades of experiences in the Neo-/Paganism Movement)

History Recommendations as well:

Ronald Hutton’s other two books in his series along with “Triumph of the Moon”
(1st book) “The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles, Their Nature and Legacy”, rather dry but well researched.
(3rd book) “The Stations of the Sun, a History of the Ritual Year in Britain” which investigates the historical origins of the modern Sabbats (amongst others)
And his next book,
“Witches, Druids and King Arthur” which deal with some of the outstanding questions left out of TOTM. 

“Christianity and Paganism in the Fourth to Eighth Centuries” by  Ramsey MacMullen,  historical research about how what has been broadly labeled as ancient paganism within the Roman Empire transitioned and enriched a Christianised Europe.

C.H.

Start at teh top and work your way down! :D